emtui.1 (2011 03)

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all Displays both HP and non-HP error messages. This is the default.

hp Displays HP errors only

other Displays non-HP ISV/IHV errors only

• An example to display HP errors that contain the word

’corrupted’ is as follows:

emtui -b -s hp -q "corrupted"

• An example to display errors from vendors (

-s other) that contain the word ’corrupted’ is

as follows:

emtui -b -s other -q "corrupted"

-v Provides detailed information about an error.

An example of the -v option is as follows:

emtui -v -i 99

-w matchtype

Speciﬁes how to parse the query string in the

-q querystring option. The query string is used to

query the CER for information about errors, cause, and recommended actions.

matchtype is one of the following values:

all Searches the CER for all the words of the query string in any order.

any Searches the CER for one or more words of the query string in any order. This is the

default

phrase Searches the CER for the exact phrase of the query string.

Examples of using the -w option are as follows:

• Display matching errors that contain any of the words xyz, abc,ordef:

emtui -b -q "xyz abc def" -w any

• Display matching errors that contain the exact phrase ’the status value’:

emtui -b -q "the status value" -w phrase

EXAMPLES

Examples of using the different options of emtui are as follows:

/opt/sfm/bin/emtui -a solutiontext -i errornum -c causenumlist

/opt/sfm/bin/emtui -d -i errornum -u usersolutionnumlist

/opt/sfm/bin/emtui -m solutiontext -i errornum -u usersolutionnum

AUTHOR

emtui was developed by HP.